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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

6

The Caliph Learns Freedom Through Marble Work

A Caliph visits a marble site where a slave kills another and is punished. The freed worker declares his life was work and pride not slavery, choosing to return to his block but as a free man. He finds happiness in loving his labor and leaves.

Marines Leave Boston for Mexico War Duty

A 57 member Marine detachment from the Charlestown navy yard departed Boston at 5:33 PM en route to Philadelphia and then New York for travel to Mexico aboard the troopship Morro Castle. Families cheered as the unit staged a poignant farewell amid songs and tears, with photographers capturing the sendoff.

Charlestown Navy Yard South Station Philadelphia Mexico Boston William S. Harrison J. F. McNulty John Providence New York Pennsylvania Morro Castle Iorrison Walter M. Hill Captain Hill Marines

Army Lacks Hospital Men In New Field Army Study

Washington April 22 The army medical officers fear a shortage of hospital corps men and essential equipment for field use in the proposed first field army under General Leonard Wood Only about a quarter of the prescribed sanitary units may be available urgent recommendations have been made by General W C Gorgas head of the medical department to the War Department The danger of typhoid or spotted fever in Mexico troops is noted and Gorgas is personally overseeing measures to guard health and efficiency.

Washington Army First Field Army Leonard Wood War Department W. C. Gorgas Army Medical Department Mexico Gorgas Portland Portland Company Vera Cruz

Carranza Rejects U S Occupation of Mexican Territory

Carranza declares the United States should leave Mexican land after border tensions over Vera Cruz and Tampico. He denounces Huerta as a usurper and warns invasion will drag Mexico into a unequal war while pledging justice under the Constitutionalist government. He argues for evacuation of Vera Cruz and demands reparations be pursued through formal channels.

Chihuahua Mex Bryan Washington Carranza United States Mexico J. C. Carothers President Wilson Senate Dolphin Huerta Admiral Fletcher Vera Cruz Victoriano Huerta Argentine Chile Brazil Cuba General Huerta American Senate Coahuila Tampico V. Carranza

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